This is Nepal’s first community homestay led by Dalit community and your coming to live with ‘so called untouchables’ would be a positive gesture and would gives confidence to the community who have been supressed for ages. It will will disrupt the existing social hierarchy in the village. The community aims to end caste-based discrimination, increase income and boost the self-worth of the Dalit community through homestay.

The community homestay has not only increased the income of the host families but also it has boosted the morale of the entire community. The families who host guests are often living in poverty. For them, an additional $200 USD a year means that they can send their children to school, get professional medical treatment, or buy a new goat, all of which can change lives. A part of this amount will go to a community fund which will be used in the welfare of the village. More than economic benefits, the homestay has revived feelings of self-worth among local community members by facilitating a relationship based on equality between tourists and host families. Moreover, through appreciation of knowledge, values and life-style guests empower us.

Our host families welcome you as much more than just a guest. We involve you as a friend in our daily lives, and invite you to participate in our local festivals, celebrations, and every day work. We promise an authentic Nepali stay, which we will try our best to make the most memorable one for you. As strong believers of the Nepali saying ‘ Athithi Devo Bhava’; which means ‘ guest are gods’, we will leave no strings un pulled to make this trip the most tremendous one. A visit far from the busyness and rush of the world, we will try to give you the closest taste of the real Nepal.